Natasha Lopez Case: Deputy Charles Mills Admitted "Fake Pages" Under Oath — Now He's Fired

UPDATE, Oct. 2, 2026: The Cherokee Sheriff's Office says it found sufficient evidence of a code-of-conduct violation over a fake Facebook account that targeted a person the deputy had arrested in 2025, and that Cpl. Charles Mills has been terminated (statement as reported by FOX 5 Atlanta). The GBI says it is in contact with the sheriff's office but has not opened an investigation. The obstruction charges against Natasha Lopez remain active. This video was finished before the firing, so it describes him as on administrative leave. "I've had to create fake pages to see her content because she blocked me." That's Cpl. Charles Mills of the Cherokee County Sheriff's Office, under oath on September 18, 2026, about Natasha Lopez, the mother he arrested in her own doorway in Woodstock, Georgia, without a warrant. Within four days he was on administrative leave, and the county's solicitor-general had confirmed he was behind a Facebook page called "Not So Noble" that targeted her. The hearing runs about five hours. Lopez posted it herself, and almost nobody has watched it. We went through all of it: Mills, Cpl. Stephen Hart and Lt. John Brookshire under oath, the body cameras played in court, her home cameras, and the deputies' own words set against his report. CHAPTERS 0:00 The tape almost nobody watched 1:57 The chase nobody saw 4:49 The door 9:11 Their version 11:32 His report vs. the tape 13:31 Four muted cameras 17:25 What was the emergency? 19:51 The search that never made the report 22:28 The fake pages 25:46 Where it stands How many minutes did you guess? And at your own door: do you step aside? Tell me in the comments. SOURCES • State v. Lopez, State Court of Cherokee County, GA: Franks / motions hearing, 18 Sept 2026 (recorded and posted by Natasha Lopez) • Cherokee County Sheriff's Office body camera footage, 30 Aug 2025 (played in court; posted by Natasha Lopez) • Internal affairs interview of Lt. John Brookshire, 17 Sept 2025 (via Natasha Lopez) • Home security video (via Natasha Lopez / 11Alive / WSB-TV / Atlanta News First) • News: WSB-TV Channel 2, Atlanta News First (22 Sept 2026), FOX 5 Atlanta (2 Oct 2026), 11Alive (Sept 2025) • Cherokee County Solicitor-General's email to the defense, as shown by Atlanta News First WHERE IT STANDS Cpl. Charles Mills was terminated by the Cherokee Sheriff's Office on Oct. 2, 2026. He has not been charged with any crime; the GBI says it has not opened an investigation. Natasha Lopez's two obstruction counts are still pending; the judge has asked both sides for proposed orders. Her son's separate case is pending, and he is presumed innocent. The sheriff's office says the entry was a 22-second protective sweep allowed by law, and its internal review supported the deputy. This video is commentary and reporting on a matter of public interest. Third-party footage is used under fair use for criticism, commentary and news reporting. Narration is AI-voiced. Names of private individuals not central to the case are withheld. #PoliceAccountability #Bodycam #FourthAmendment